Stumble across this gem by accident I spoke with Tim about…read morehis daughters business and how it came about. It was so cute watching him live his proud dad moments. The ice cream is old fashion thickkkkkness creamy goodness... they have so many flavors that I was over stimulated and wanted them all. I ended up with the alcohol infused vanilla vodka circus cookie and the brandy butter pecan. This spot is surely going to take all my money in The hotter days to come.

Service is number 1 here. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. They told my children to taste…read moreany flavors they wanted and just made this a great ice cream experience. Not to sell the ice cream shirt because it was great and in milkshake form was even better. They have a large variety of flavors and they seem to try new ones all the time. I think im hooked on this nice locally owned ice cream shop.

The sea salt caramel ice cream was creamy, luscious, and full of flavor! Our server was so generous…read morewith the scoops and I loved the complimentary waffle cone circle! Next time I will definitely be coming back for a scoop of the Gulab Jamun ice cream . I loved that there was a lot outdoor seating with large picnic tables-- perfect for a gathering of friends!

New ownership - been back several times, haven't seen Indian flavors here in more than a year. A…read moremuch different vibe than before.

One of the best spots for dessert/ice cream here in Fresno! My fiance and I have gone here several…read moretimes and are always satisfied. It has got to the point of us waiting for the next month's flavors. This review is long overdue, but Nummy Yummy deserves high praise and recognition for is deliverance to excellent and tasty dessert for the Fresno community. We went here again just a few days ago and it still hits the spot. The menu typically rotates ice cream flavor every month. Not only ice cream, but they also have warm taiyaki! This place reminds me of SomiSomi chain, but to be honest, I think Nummy Yummy is better. All of the staff here are super nice, patient, and always willing to answer your questions. I've come here a lot and have yet to come across a grumpy staff member (haha). The location is in the corner of the RN Market plaza. There is plenty of parking, but I wish they hadn't taken away the indoor seating. There is nowhere to dine in and sit other than the dirty bench outside. I see the majority of people just eating in their car. I hope they decide to offer more flavors and toppings. The various Asian flavors are a hit, and a suggestion box from the public could be an idea. Also, not sure if the eye is playing tricks, but seems like their new cups provide a smaller portion than the old cups. Hopefully that is not the case.

Service: 2.5 straightforward order, wait, then pick-up…read moreFro-yo: 2.3 Drove my wife down to Fresno so she can do some business in town before going to LA. So I looked for a local dessert place (by picture from other Yelpers) and I was in the mood for ice cream or fro-yo. I didn't realize that this place is very similar to the Somi Somi franchise; but still gave it a shot. Inside is very small and plain = NO SITTING so it is literally take-out. Ordering is simple and the cashier was friendly. I wished the fro-yo portions matched what customers received in the past, and there was no option to order small, medium or large. The flavors: pistachio not overly sweet was perfect for my wife. I ordered the half chocolate half brown sugar and only could taste chocolate so I was disappointed . Also their "fish" cone had a salty aftertaste. Overall, it's not an experience I would even give a 2nd try.

A very clean place and very easy to find, service was 15/10. They were very kind to my son and…read morehelped him pick out a flavor. When it came time to pay I only had card and no cash and there card machine was down that day. He literally told me it was fine and to just take the ice cream for free, (3 ice creams and a agua Fresca). The ice cream itself was fresh and reminded me of the way they make it in mexico.10/10 as well. Also as I was typing this a homeless man came in and he gave him a snow cone for free. LITERALLY AS I WAS TYPING THIS!

Unbelievably creamy, delicious and refreshing on a 103 degree summer day. By far the best paletas…read moreI've had (including several in Mexico). Service was prompt, courteous and attentive. We are obsessed and look forward to trying them again once we are back in Fresno. We loved it so much that we immediately looked for and found a similar shop near our home in northern Virginia and can't wait to try that one too!

SF had Benkyodo, which I appreciate, but did ran sweet for me…read more SJ has Shuei-Do. Pardon, but non ci siamo. Sac has Osaka-Ya, but Kogetsu-Do is better. We were in town the morning after seeing the Firefail. Finally success on the third visit attempt. Amongst other shops on the desolate street stood an unremarkable window front where the repeat button has remained on since the 60s. Within was an eclectic mix of Japanese American household fixtures and Americana. Rustic. Nothing like Benkyodo's proper shelf presentation - or a hamburga stand. Some Japanese goods were on offer, but you come here for something sweet. We got a couple of mochi and manju, traditional red bean flavors, because that's all that was left. Their manju, seeming to have a different "batter" and "panini"-grilled, had a crumbly texture. The mochi though... Have you seen that viral video of that slapping mochi shop in Nara? What about people enjoying it? How soft it was, leaving a vegan cheese pull with every bite? This was by far the softest mochi I've ever had, and I thoroughly enjoyed the soy dusted yomogi. The bigger size of the mochi also accentuated the softness of the mochi. The matcha, also green, had a distincting different flavor, just so you know that the shop wasn't cheating. My partner in crime loved the lima bean mochi. The red bean filling tasted homemade, good flavor but not too sweet - the best compliment you can give an Asian in a world that remains overrun by pollo ala naranja. We are proud* that such a heritage perseveres on, especially in a part of town that's honestly become quite desecrated of life. Call ahead to see if the shop is open, and try to come early. The shop is a one woman show, and if my first two visits say anything, this lady enjoys having a life. And yes, she does sell out. She was nearly sold out when we visited. And try to enjoy the mochi ASAP. The mochi will last in the fridge. The texture will not. If you come at the right time of the year, the shop will have mochi in different fruit and pie flavors, and even ice cream mochi. *OK, "I'm proud of you" might be a bigger compliment to an Asian. And yes, there's Fugetsu in LA, but I haven't been. Though if you need a reason to visit the Fresno, you can always take the 99 traveling between SoCal and NorCal... Just need to be early if much is desired. If you're interested in AYCEat mochi, staying healthy, working out for free, and have an eye for the art of making mochi, may I suggest asking the owner for an apprenticeship? The owner's mentioned on articles that there's no one to take over and you don't become a master overnight.

We're from Orange County and make it a point to stop at Kogetsu-Do whenever we're traveling to…read morevisit family in Northern California--and often on the way back home as well. We appreciate the rich Japanese heritage behind Kogetsu-Do. Their sweets reflect generations of tradition, craftsmanship, and excellence. It's wonderful to see a family business continue to preserve its culture while adapting to new tastes. Everything is made fresh, and the newer generation has introduced creative additions such as ice cream mochi, fresh fruit mochi, and chocolate-filled mochi. Every treat we've tried has been delicious. The shop itself is warm and welcoming, with a friendly atmosphere that makes you feel like part of the family. Kogetsu-Do is a special place that we always look forward to visiting.

made a quick stop. always a fun place to meet my grandkids. I love that they have an option for…read moreeveryone. They're seating inside and outside. Their topping bar is over the top. I love their dough, Whipp and their coconut frozen. The staff is always super friendly.

Well there was only one person working and it seemed that he was busy. But we were able to get what…read morewe needed but some of the toppings were running low or didn't have what we needed. So we just chose another option. Not a big deal but maybe with another employee being there would help to fill the topping bar and keep that area clean. But it's a self serve and some customers just don't care where they're at or who's coming up next.

Sabrina did a fantastic job!! :) This location is one of my…read morefavorites!! 10/10 This is our weekly date once a week and the girls never disappoint!

Great vibes and great service! As soon as we walked in we were greeted and offered multiple…read moreoptions! The flavors we got were delicious and we will definitely be coming back! We got Cookie Monster and cinnamon churro a previous time

Drink ordered: Honeydew milk tea (over ice), large, with big…read moreboba I absolutely love the quality of their drinks. I've been coming to this location since I was a little girl, and now I'm in my late 20s. It was my mom's "secret spot" and our go-to sweet treat for special occasions. Compared to other boba spots in Fresno, this place is truly a hidden gem. You can really taste the care and quality that goes into each drink. Service: Great- always fast and friendly. Ambiance: Cozy, but definitely more of a grab-and-go spot. I do wish they offered seating. Since it's right across the street from Fresno State, having tables would be a huge plus for students looking for cozy places to study. I think adding seating could really elevate the experience and even boost their business.

I've been personally refusing to come here because of the terrible service I received. I ordered a…read morepeach slushy/smoothie with boba and when they got the order wrong, I asked them to change it and the owner grabbed the drink out of my hand and threw it in the trash! She mumbled something under her breath, but I felt that it was wildly inappropriate and unprofessional to act in that way. Anyway, never coming back. Disclaimer: not sure if the ownership has changed in the last few years or not.